I used to really love it here
I used to really love it here
- Great product.
- Extremely smart individuals in technical roles.
• Poor training for both products and related technologies. • Indecisive leadership, always chasing the buzzword of the day. • Poor marketing message, relying too heavily on Gartner. • Poorly planned feature additions and overlapping product messages. • Almost zero career growth opportunities.
Foster better communication and share the pride of ownership and innovation with employees in all regions – not just the development labs.
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Dynatrace Interview Experiences
Sr. Fullstack Engineer
After the initial 30-minute phone call, which was very nice, the hiring manager didn't want to proceed. The company sounded great, and the conversation with HR was very pleasant.
Senior Frontend Engineer
There were 3 rounds: 1. 30-minute call with the recruiter. 2. 60-minute call with the Hiring Manager. This was a very nice talk, mostly about my experience and the project. There were a couple of general questions, like what quality code means to
Front End Developer
The interview felt a bit strange. I was told beforehand that there wouldn’t be a live coding exercise, but then I was asked to do live coding during the call. This created some confusion and didn’t align with the expectations that were set.
Sr. Fullstack Engineer
October 22, 2025After the initial 30-minute phone call, which was very nice, the hiring manager didn't want to proceed. The company sounded great, and the conversation with HR was very pleasant.
Senior Frontend Engineer
ViennaSeptember 1, 2025There were 3 rounds: 1. 30-minute call with the recruiter. 2. 60-minute call with the Hiring Manager. This was a very nice talk, mostly about my experience and the project. There were a couple of general questions, like what quality code means to
Front End Developer
AustriaAugust 20, 2025The interview felt a bit strange. I was told beforehand that there wouldn’t be a live coding exercise, but then I was asked to do live coding during the call. This created some confusion and didn’t align with the expectations that were set.
